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heldatBjhirrow.i
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nik. Proceed ine will euseai to-
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good number of our citizeoa w nt
ttOoldaboro jreaterday evening toaear
MUaBhea. ri,
ThtWilQodititio bond
ing at Wilmington haa been increaaed
Tfie fcifeferaiio' coonty executive
; QftawtftMrr niaetatoday at It b'elock at
thactofark 'a office.
, Diehi Oawjer, an agtd rolored man
and a oiriBiVAJty44e,eddepydif d
at hla lAttMy ttwS yeterdy.
lliaiea LeonaGoz and Bailie Faiion
rill xeeeive at the Y. M. C. A. from 2
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i FfYW0' InTit
UoUaterayer meeting undei
ler tbe
aosplcea of the Y. M. C. A. at the resi
dence of Mr. Wm. 8. Qaakina, on the
oortNr bf Baal Front and King atreeU,
thiaening at 740 o'clock.
Aaaaiw puff fmm the couthweet
yeerdjUp U a. m blew down
fences and. aaahe4 thinga around gen
anerallrt , it brought rain, but soon
shifted to the north west and brought
faH-tttf'Mde Weather.
The stemmel 'SfarQtn returned from
hat Hyde eyy Afp yesterday morn
ing, bringing corn and oats. She waa
unable to'gsf iiito'the Lake Landing
eaaatf feus' dredgS has been ordered
(roai fjm to open it so that ahe saa
tola. . 1
When tbl9cT?l fltavtloldaboio
left ths depot yesterday afternoon, the
' engine and portion of One of .the oara
' ran off the Jrar rt teatlng he latter up
somewpIfiinWtrtll.theJoilDe,
thereby1 delaying tils train some two
hoefjrlA'k)ph; switch oawed tits
. . ' ... , . . .
troubls.
' rereeauti.
. Ifiss LmMeOettej.titraiBUeo, went
up y eater AyTftWfnt U snter Kinsey h
okbot all La Orarjgs.Tbs JotriHALhas
' been runnlnx aMdjeriistaTitiif for this
School for' about ons month and ths
principal wfilrfus to tais It out until
bs can enlarge Mi building. When
nay taks f'rv, to snjargs, their business.
Georgs Green,, Etq., wss in ths city
yeiiliJcyVV Cs 'tkinks" ths'-eoutest W
twectflLaa&a itf.' Clark Tor seat U
the eetrWlUbs decided artrnez1
, J'?"V. Lswto rynum shdJ. F. Brog-
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At theTisIsuca of Br.XXToleon.
in tbif city on Sunday morning, Jan.
tzll CTergison.jawd1M
Tie fcneral serrkea were held Mon-
:
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' TT.'K Churob,and
a t y ;.. L. W.CrawfordfT
that Kebechadaecsar
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ATW AaTE THJB UUULlfTBE
TJm length of time that it haa taken
ths committee of the Senate and Houss
at ReleigV to deUrmine the title of
Measrsr Clark and Lane to the SBCta
they sQworthily fiU, kaa beef) a sou roe
of surprise to the great majority of
thav people of this communtfy and
county. To the uninformed it seems
inexplicable, that gentlemen legally
and lawfully, declared elected, and
holding theif certificates from the
proper authoritiee, ahould have their
title to office so long a queetiou of aeem
isg doubt, and it is very naturally asked
"to what kit ettribuUblei"' And we
answer mainly to the exertions of a
aeii-intereeted, aeinsb clique, a cor-
frupt "oomhine" of our counties mia-
repreeentatiee, who by certain ques
tieskabls proceedings bare attempted to
manufacture a false publlo sentiment,
and thereby thwart the wishes and will
Of the people. Scores of copies of tbe
Washington Gazette and similar papers
containing garbled, wicked aod un
truthful oonununioations, relative te tbe
psooeedings of our board of county e
rassers, have been circulated among the
members of tbe Legislature; while the
same influence that sought I0revet
the success of coalition, in tbe late can
vass are actively at work An unerru
pulous handful of men, rrnviog only at
stake tbe hope of office, supplemented
by hired legal auxiliaries, operating
upon a number of gentlemen residing
when at home, at points so remote from
us as to be precluded from a knowledge
of the true condition of affairs here,
have seeminglv for a time, by the bold
ness and mendacious character of their
attack and tactics, prevented the truth
from sooDer being arrived at.
For the benefit of our friends at ItaJ
egh, and with a view to guiding their
minds to a righteous verdict, it is per
baoa as well to review tbe late election,
and the action f tbe board of count)
caavaaeers. Owing to tb feeble and in
competent character of repreoentalion.
given our county by tbe clam of men
who now contest tbe seats of Messrs.
Clark and Lane, and seeing no hope of
improvement at the hands of tbe "ring"
who were eontroling tbe dominant (Re
publican) party, the leading and beet
citizens of both parties agreed upon a
ooalilion ticket, with Messrs. Clark and
Lane,)Democrats on the leginlative, and
a number of Republican gentlemen on
the county ticket. This was approved
and indorsed by the Democratic oounty
executive committee, and subsequently
by the Democratic county convention
A thorough and careful canvass of the
county disclosed the fact, that this tick
et, if a fair and honest election was held,
would triumph; tbe election took placs ;.
at the proper time the board of canvass
ers convened; (and here it is perhaps
well to note who tbeee gentlemen were
and how it was constituted. It was
composed of every element that was a
party to the contest jubI ended, there
were several (so-called) straight out
Republicans, coalititn Republicans,
and Democrats; they were of the most
respectable and honorable men in the
taounty, who then end now, (or honor,
integrity and respectability' stand the
peers of any man tat North Carolina),?
The members of the board went above
the aversge in point of inseUfgene;
they entered upon their duties with a
full knowledge si ths law, governing
itad directing those duties; they Jfcnew
the law. require tbst the -respective
precinct returns should bs banded in
by wjudgt of election that returns, or
what purported to be, submitted by
any other persons, thsy had ns) business
to recognise, and that enly tnptctor$ of
election were quatiued to alt as mem
bers of their boaraV, Being under oath,
they proceeded to perform their duties:
their attention was called to the fact
that at certain preclflcta katiwidation
of the worst ana most violent character
had been practiced: this vai notorious.
known ; tof everybody,..! but 'ln
thett oHcial capacity they wursnnwilK
ing to Uke cogniaanoo nf svmstter
Well known te them Individually , taj
if teas mfy sponfAs sspomrui .tarfi'
mmy of dieintereetei iritnetett brought
befors thsm, that In performance of a
gray and solemn duty they declined
to count the vote of n precinct where
the pretended exercise of a free ballot
waa a' farce. They knsw.'and every
body knsw, that net only at that pr
clnct, but in many others, the most un
blushing and criminal intimidation and
bribery bad been practiced, and so, ap
parent was IBs justice, righteousness L
and fairness of tneir action and their
whole proceedings J deemed'," Hhti lbs
abstracts. In tut ths rstfotsT Vheit
proceedings, were signed snd sppnmdi
bf every member of theBotmt but one
(snd be a supporter of Clark and Lane)(
this too, let it 'be borne In iniad, by
supporters of Green sad llussey, who
were cif mbrt of tbe Board. The see
skin of the esBri-T. besri was held
in tV f -en cyrt lew, la tl:e preBe
of aocaa hundreds of people, represent
ing every political (hade and class; the
proceedings were deeerouir', orderly and
intelligently conducted. -
The' board bad ' met' Hi oooplfalioe
wraths' law, to perform dislr fwotn
duty ;w(yont iet or Interference; they
did not permit the latter from any one
they were intelligent and. bonorabls
men. who knew their duty and. per
formed it in accordance with, pie Is
and the' acts; they performed it in,, a.
manner that has earned fox them pie
enconiums of ths large majority of our
beat, most influential, and reepsetable
people, without regard to party. It
was either their province to determine
and anaouaoe ths legal vote east, and
tbe candidsfcee legally elected, or it
not; if the latter, a canvassing board is
an utter euperfleity; if the former,
then thsy have wisely snd justly per
formed their duty, and their work
ehonld stand.
If a vote were to be taken in this
county tomorrow, as to whether the
action of the canvassing board and its
decision should be sustained, it would
receive such an endorsement as would
astonish people unacquainted with pub
lic sentiment here.
We endeavor to be a correct reflex of
public sentiment, and would notknow
iogly pervert or falsify facts to so im
portant a ntatter as the one under con.
eide ration, and we therefore say to the
members of the General Assembly at
Raleigh, that in retaining Messrs. Clark
and Lime in tbe seats they so worthily
occupy, you will nofonly do an act of
justice, but earn the warm and earnest
gratitude of a vast majority of the re
spectable people of Craves) eonnty.
Messrs. Clark and Lane are legally ac
credited, they represent ths people,
they are opposed only by a certain olass
held together by "the sohesive power
of plunder," and adverse action on
tboir claims woujd be deemed a public
calamity by our people.
KprrUI Tale and CsaDly EiriDitt.
We learn that petitions will be cir
culated for signatures to send to tbe
General Astteinbly protesting against
the passage of an act to allow a special
tai for Craven county as recommended
by the board of justices and county
commissioners.
Any one who has read the Journal
closely for the past four years can bear
witness to the fact thatjt bat persist
ently urged tbe necessity of . Scuncmiz-
ing in county expenditures, snd so
earnestly did we do this that we were
accused of being too personal In Jjoini
ing out where money might be saved' in
the current expenaes. We feel that
our effort' in this direotfpa, ham not
been in v.un. The total amount of
county expenditures for the year end
ing Aug. .tut, 188), as shown by tbe
annual tt-lenient published by the
commissocjiers, was fclo.iHii ud. ibe
total egpnadnares fbr the year ending
November 30, 1884, as ahown by the
published annual statement, was 10,
715.71, a suttiSsV dewn intone year of
$4,62132.
But tbe taxes levied for general
county purposes, we are informed,
does not bring in more than about $7,
000.00. It this be so, then there must
be severs! thousand dollars of outstand
ing vouchers and no money to pay
them ; and if no additional tax is levied,
unless another catting down of ex pen
be made of throe r four thnssaa,'r -ctor7 wsre kUled by the fall of a
dolls ,fhf f!aug debt of ills dnn7tpev7 orous-Bmner,
wiQ moVsna4 to tnst sxteu't v'
Now the question is, can the current
expenses be reduoed from $10,715.78 to
87,000.00 P An RembJsJstBiuent of
the expenditures last year has been
published, and if any one can show
wherein the expenses can bo reduoed.
we doubt nc ghs opmbissaSnsrS feriU
consider the suggestion 'and1 make the
reduction if consisat -tltk4heirduti
as sworn offltsert. -TherasTw dtabt!ssi
a fsw items in which tea axpesditnrss
might be reduoed, but can they be re
duced so as to bring them, within, lbs
taxes collected? If this caanoi. . be
done, then mm of three things
dons: inorwns thw tax levy.
the valuation of property, or
vouchers Which frjU,bs benight np, by
parties wbikisisnowsy eA'batsi, at n
-Teat discount.- tyft Ht 6 tSty bs
sued and ths commissioners oooipaUed
by mandamu to levy tax and pay Itv
To oppoM tfStspetW unless
current expenses ar reduced or ths
valus of property inorsasedt will simply
bs puttiB geff tbe srtl day and Mating
into ths bands of specurstors,
'L. ' wi ' k. :J" lor'-
a. if
-siii$ .. AtUAJrfAi Jun IS, I884iit
It at vjs-r Crm belief that B. B. fL it
the best Blood Puriflex on the msrkei.
sWs ars selling font or fivs bottles of it
to ons) tT any other prepuration of the
ma. it nas raiieo ia no tn-taaowto
giro entire' satis fsctioa.- Ler it is the
seersw ..t . f. a t i
i W P. Bsrrro ft Co., Pr--rt'ts. '
Soi l In Kew Bsrne fcy B. b. Duffy
aad I. 11. L. oadows. - .?,..
THst CKMVatAX, AMUsUr.
SpeoiaJ to ths iMWU-U .
tUtaaa, N. C , Jan. U, WW.
The only bin introduced in the Senate
today was one to authorize the cutting
of a canal by ooavieta through Stats
lands in Hyde. Tbe following bills
passed final reading: To authorize Ber
tie county to levy special taxi to amsnd
charter of Roanoke and Tar River stall-
way Oompawy.
BUI to take convicts from the control
of penitentiary and put them at work
on publio roads was made special order
for next Friday.
After long debate tbe bill passed al
lowing sheriffs to collect arrears of
taxes since
Bill to prohibit dealing in futures
passed second reading.
Session of House was dull: among
bills introduced waa one to amend
charter of Beaufort, and another to
amend charter of Kinston ; also to so
alter pension law as to allow pensions
to widows whose husbands died of
disease contracted while in tbe artsy ;
one to repeal stock law for Ureen
oounty; bill allowing Hyde couuty to
levy special tax passed final reading.
In the contented election case from
Wilson county Farmer was given the
seat, committee staling thai conlettUut,
Stanton, had no claim whatever.
Bill to make Bogue sound, in Carteret
county, a lawful fence passed final
reading.
News was received here this after
noon that Assoc late-Justice Abbe was
dying at bis hocus at Wadesboro.
Dssi't Krp-rlen-nl.
You cannot wasre time in experi
menting when your lungs are in dan
ger. (Jonsunsptioa always seeaas, at
first, only a cold. Do not permit any
dealer to impose upouyou with some
seeap imitation of Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs snd
Colds, but be sure you gel the genuine.
Because he oan make more pront bs
mar tell you he has something just as
good, or just tbe same. Don't be de
ceived, but insist upon getting Dr.
King's Hew Discovert, which is guar
anteed to give relief in all Throat, Lung
and Chest affections'.' Trial bottlos f rea
at ft- N. Duffy s drug store.
-JEWS NOTES.
George Phip-ptJanhope, Earl of Ch-s-
tterfleld, is dead ; aged sixty six.
Seven cases of small-pox are reported
to the New York health officer.
An excursion party ef Northwestern
Lumbermen's Association, 400 strong,
arrived at Montgomery, Ala. , Friday.
A cablegram from London states that
Pattern & Co., managers for tbe owners
of the Monarch Line of steamshlt shave
failed.
Ths striking Lake Shore swisebmin
at Toledo, Ohio, went back to work
Friday, although do terms had been
agreed upon.
The laborers on Upper-Tea and R ice-
land so gar plantations, in Lsfondie
parish, La., have struck against a re
duction of wage
"Two men employed in the construc
tion of the KaAhTille Ice Company's
Bimpeon Harrison, af Ptttntaa souhty,
Ind., died Thawsday,aced 109. Bwwaa
n native of North Parol issa, snd rated
foa-faffssaaarawISfil.
Henry M. Stanley embarked from
London Friday for BHndhd, from which
notnk ha will aaff direefly to Sacs en
f-totheOwsa-ntry,
UswtakJa. Subba,, as) HaaisUsviUs,
Texan, djuiaa; a dans a nin-konsa
Tuasdsy aight, stabbed and, , killsd
SoU.Xa1eTtes of ttonMstsv
ITiii riansins, mawac-tref the weekitn
braneh kf tbo PriTs tsnakatr n Oopun-4
harsn, knslsun ' malt toe esxrWetafle-
it
VttM. 'Ml'l'IO IMU. '(1800
www wr w -
..i tti -A,'.. rt.wf .fc.J
g4Rrrkiastarorth .
sasttw
Faawsh
skjtJi.
today
ol'taa
hamdStni! of Creutht Mosins! froBa' thS
botcotsssl JSam U thss Otdf ' Dixninftni
Csaapaayv' Aglanusiss iH nifi pssaw
todar was at a stsaa-stiii. ixnnw n no
chaasratntha aoal-kssallsrs'steikB.- So
farnsis known nonaof . tho strikara
hare returned to work', but ail the coal
carriers' ere- naorhrw their' product in
(spite oT the strikara and tm4eP?c4fes
pasaeetatnk' xnoas) onsripaniea aaiptoy
Inc PiaksrtOD4 seen keen thsm in the
bark-ouBd,nnd, wbeawrer nshow oi
fores is mad a the local pcrSca are put
a-s-erara. -i'.' ..;-. I .v
' Tit'
"eraoke alwsyn Sella taw Wat Ihn
wind-blown," tout's trasv: And the
hsry womsu, who was , cured, of
chrotiio heiache by usins .Salvation
Gil, tr. 'tie excosed for telling tho
good t.t to the entire r.eiuborhood.
Judge Lynch. k
8t. Lor ra, Jen. M. Two men, Ham
uion and iAdaerry, murderers of ths
Harris brothers ia Bradley county, Ar
kansas, were released from jail at War
rea, Ark., Thursday nigbt, by a party
of masked men. The sheriff's posse
which started ia pursuit, mturned this
morning aod report thai the murderers
wtire carried to the baaasof the Arkan
sas river where they were hanged. The
bodies were cut down and cast into tbe
stream.
Save Bis Lire.
Mr. D. t "W lire i son. of Horse Cave
Ky., says he was, lor many Tears, badly
afflicted with Pbtfeisic. also Diabetatt.
me pains were almost unendurable and
would sometimes almost throw him
into convulsions. He tried Electric
Bitters and got relief from first bottle.
and after taking six botdee was entirely
cured and had gained in flesh eighteen
pounds. Say he positively believes he
would have died, had it not been fur
tbe relief afforded br Electric Bitters.
Sold at fifty cents a bottle by R. N.
Duffy.
COMMERCIAJ,.
JouwiiL Oinox, Jan. 24 IF. U.
OOTTOK.
ftrw YOBf, Jan. 4 Futuies closed
steady. Hales of 95 600 bales
January, V t7 July, U.b4
February, (1.87 August, UBS
Uarch. 9 47 September, U 74
April, 9 58 October. 9.32
May, 9 6 November, 9 4!S
June, 9.7H December --
Spots stsady; Middling 9 1-2 Ixw
Middling 9, Good Ordinary B 12
New Berne Market steady. No Irs.
Middlinn 8 7 8; Low Middl.i P
8 4 ; Oood Ordinary 7 7 8.
DORKIflC ITIAHHKT
Hked ootton J8.00.
Oottoh Bbkd 8. 50.
TimFMrTiiin Hard. $1.00 dip,1.90.
Ti.a 75o.l..
Oats 50c. in bulk.
Corn 45a52c.
Rica 60a80.
hKKSWii 16c. per lb.
Beef On foot, 8c to Ckj.
Coi'nthy Uaus 10alc. uer lb.
Laud 10c. per lb.
Ehius -20c. per doaen.
Kbksh 1'ohK 4ia9c. per pound
Plan uts 50c. per buh'l
Foddkb 7ro.a$1.00 perhundreJ
Omoeis fU.OOali U5 per barrel.
FlXU PEAB-ft6a70c.
H IBM Dry, 10c; greea 5c.
APPLKB Mattamuskeet, 2iiJ0c. Ood
eye, 81.10.
Pearb 75c. all. 25 per bul.el.
HuN'EV U5a. per gal.
Tallow 5c. per lb.
Cheese 14.
OmcrxxBS Grown, 80a!!6c. sj-rlnn
t0a85c.
MEiX 70c. per bushel.
Oats 50 ct. per bushel.
TrjKNips B0o. per bushel.
Potatoes, Harly Rose $2.75 per bbl
Wool lOalsc. per pound.
Potatoxs BBhamas.fJOo.; yamB, 40c..
West lndias, B0o.; Uarrisoo. toe.
BuiMOLxa Weetlndia-dulland njto
insl.not wanted. Building. 5 inob
beuns, 53 00; saps, fl. 50 per M
WHOLRBALE PRTrxB.
Nirw Mass Pork 118 00.
8110ULORU Meat 7c.
C. K-'s, F. Bs, B.'s aad L. C.-7ir.
Flops S&j00a6 . 00.
Lard 7io. by the tierce.
Nails Basis 10's,f2 .50.
8uo Aft Granulated, Oic
Oorrait llaia
Salt 80a85o. per sack.
MOLAB8K8 AND SlBt rS 0a4K3
POWDXK 18 00.
Bhot Drop, tl.75; bock, W .00.
Knoanrtn IK
Notice.
Messrs- E. Il.&J. A. Meadows are
authorized to make contracts for us on
Early Garden Peas.
Those desiring to pi ant for us will
call on them tor further particulars.
janSadtfwlt MOOEK At BEADY.
Bwelliiig For Bent.
A foanfortable Dwelluag House on
Cravrn aireet, between Broad snd Pol
lock. Apply to
W. M. WATKON,
j23 2t . .Sec and Treas.
Notice.
Applies tion wll be assdd to the
nt session cf the General AsMsaMy for
kn augend in ant of section 19 of the
t Charter of tbe City of New Benre and
for the better laying out or Cedar Grove
Cemetery.
E. a. MEADOWS,
JanM fisu Mayor.
MADE AKD , Jff2T CONSXAKTLY
ON HAIiPT
n m T) WTNftTTTe
IT - W 1. tWI-ViJA;lld
Tbtm wiskinc to purahsse will rind it
to thsir advantage to sail and sxamins
before purohastng elsswnere.
REPAIRING dons at short notice
Satisfaction nmnteeer in work and
prices ii : , , . jal dass wit r
An acriTK AwAKntTtwiM riaHi
:h,;,i TO, BifflaKaaviX:, (Nq ji;
, nA XLTB IKSUEAJiCB CO.
l.laei-a tanas sal ----fBBets.i ;
iatiosaii aiiTt)Ai,r ''Lira ''aaa-jr,
. SJe sr Ik, HUUM, tf, Ji,,,
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GENERAL BABDrfjXE,
TINWARE, GLASSWARE,
H'OQDSJiWAim, CMOOUSBF,
SASH, doors,. BLLVoi,:':.
olass, PAifrra.'Oizjii
J.SV STOtXS,
CN SURPASSED AS XU '.'...
PET QUALITY.
Middle Strt77Wxr Okr tn
Hotel AlLert. .
ygw BERwg.1y., c."
Wanted, Vi "
A few table boarders. Terms reason
able Apply to
Mrs. M. P. BERBY,
13 8 w for. Johnston and Hancock sts.
lp; lication fir ijen&sfst j tUitir.,'. .
Application will be made io the Oan
eral Assembly of North Ckrotiaa, at ska
present session , to amend the charter of
the Fir lei.artruent of th r.itwpt Jfew '
Berne.
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Chief xCngtnaerol Asp'a
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HOUSE KEEPERS.
TEA SETS, -10 I'iocee.
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L. H.CUTLEirS,
26 & 28 Middle Street,
NKW RKItNE. N. C.
Pure Lime.
W e owu the only Lime Kiln in this
city, and itTer Pure Commercial Ifpne
for sale, free of sand f 5.00 tOwft.OO pet
ton, sacked.
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Commie 'n Merchts and Grain Dealers,
Market Dnok,
dw NEW BERSa.'Tr.'C.
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Meat, Suar
Boap, Molasses "
Aad Syrtro'
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Wholesale andlEeiail Grwer,
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advertisement In Ctes Mlilioti a-sosa ot tbe
the m iMrfrtlJ U2
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